Predominance of agency and execution of projects

It's our generation that is witnessing the end of Western predominance.

(c) Predominance of urban urban movements, although rural urban migration remains high.

The predominance of non proliferation concerns at the expense of disarmament must be addressed.

153. The Committee notes the predominance of cultural stereotypes that are prejudicial to women.

The predominance of various customs and traditions limiting such participation, including the male biased mindset

It tends to accentuate the predominance of anglophone traditions embedded in the content of these services.

This primacy of the inter State system excludes a priori the causal predominance of the economic system.

The Government of Cuba, in its reply, made a similar observation as regards the predominance of internal conflicts.

Subject matter Whether statutory requirement for marked predominance of French for public signage in Québec is consistent with the Covenant

The predominance of established transnational companies in production and trade also makes market entry difficult for individual developing country firms.

The United Nations should continue to be a multilingual Organization even in the face of the obvious predominance of the English language.

The present marked predominance provisions which the authors challenge came into effect after the Singer case was registered, but prior to the Committee's Views.

And obey Allah and His apostle, and dispute not, lest ye flag and your predominance depart, and be patient. Verily Allah is with the patient

And obey Allah and His apostle, and dispute not, lest ye flag and your predominance depart, and be patient. Verily Allah is with the patient

On the question of education, members of the Committee asked why there was such an overwhelming predominance of Catholic schools, while Hindu schools seemed few in number.

The fact, moreover, that other proceedings are challenging the marked predominance requirement does not change the fact that the present authors have exhausted available domestic remedies for their convictions.

Given the predominance of the rural population in Zambia, the 2000 census recorded almost twice as many household heads in rural areas (1,241,534) as compared to urban areas (643,207).

Specifically, it would have to be shown that the factors shown by the Supreme Court in the 1988 cases to justify a marked predominance requirement for French no longer applied.

2.2 The authors' corporation was charged with non compliance with sections 58 and 205 of the Charter of the French Language, which require the marked predominance of French on outdoor signs.

FLORENCE At the recent annual meetings of the American Economic Association, there was widespread pessimism about the future of the United States. The age of American predominance is over, declared one economist.

6. The cold war era saw the predominance of a strategic defence initiative policy between superpowers, the United States and the former Soviet Union, wherein nuclear deterrence translated into an arms race.

The persistent legacy of that history includes the region's dependence on a small number of home countries for trade and FDI, limited intra regional economic relations and the predominance of small domestic markets.

The predominance of 11 permanent members in the Security Council would alienate the other 180 Member States, depriving them of the opportunity and political will to make substantial contributions to international peace and security.

That issue has already been resolved before the domestic courts, who are currently examining the separate question of the constitutionality of section 58 of the Charter of the French language with its marked predominance requirement.

Some delegations were of the view that, if it was decided to maintain the current approach of draft article 7, it would be useful to include clear criteria for determining predominance for the purposes of diplomatic protection.

Countries which have shaped a constructive, mutually supportive relationship between the public and private sectors have been more successful than those which have opted either for the primacy of the market or the predominance of the state.

The existence of cultural factors which have a practical effect on the application of the regulations in all areas, for the patriarchal culture is a serious constraint on the introduction of changes which will diminish its predominance.

The creation of a normative basis for the development of private social security while maintaining the predominance of State social security is one of the objectives of the comprehensive social security legislation which is now being drafted in Bulgaria.

19. On line and other electronic databases follow the same pattern of language predominance but, as more products become available in a wider variety of languages, a shift in the linguistic representation of these databases is becoming more noticeable.

There are many reasons why Asia is different history, cultural diversity, unresolved territorial and political disputes, a lack of multilateral experience, and the predominance of one or two centers of power. But the main reason is that we have not tried.

But it is also not very useful. In thinking, for example, about American predominance in the world today, it would be nice to know when it will decline, and whether the United States can do anything to postpone the inevitable.

It was further noted that a concept such as predominant nationality could call into question the principle of the sovereign equality of States, since no criteria existed in international law to determine the predominance of one nationality over any other.

The Court of Appeal considered that the formulation of section 58 in 1993 had reflected previous comments by the Supreme Court of Canada that requiring a marked predominance of French would be constitutionally acceptable in view of Québec's linguistic profile.

The period of epidemiological transition in Mexico has been marked by a predominance of non transmissible diseases, which include diabetes mellitus and arterial hypertension, due to the ageing of the population and the increase in risks resulting from industrialization and urbanization.

The predominance of English is even more pronounced in communications among the EU s citizens, where it is the first foreign language in all countries of the old Europe. Among the EU s new members, English is rapidly replacing Russian as the most widely used foreign language.

The United Kingdom was the world s dominant economic power from the rise of industrialization in the early nineteenth century. But it lost its predominance and was gradually eclipsed by the US, which, at least since 1945, has been the undisputed leader among market based economies.

Due to the predominance of coal, peat and oil in the primary fuel mix, and limited non fossil fuel generating capacity, Ireland apos s energy related CO2 emissions per unit of gross domestic product are considerably higher than both the OECD and the EU averages.

The YMCA considers that a chief obstacle to fulfilling the twelve critical areas of the Platform for Action is the predominance of the neoliberal model which accords priority to economic growth over people's welfare, through the implementation of economic policies that have devastating consequences for women.

One of the factors that hamper the settlement of the Nagorno Karabakh problem is the predominance of a fear of coercion in Armenian society and the existence of an intolerant atmosphere for dissent and for views regarding the Armenia Azerbaijan conflict that differ from the official ones.

In addition to the undoubted predominance of cultural factors, there is no denying the negative impact of the earlier economic decline, through successive structural adjustments, which had the effect of diminishing the role of the State, and the worsening of ethnic tension resulting from dwindling job opportunities.

In relation to farmers who had benefited from the extension program, numbers suggest predominance of men in relation to women, which has to do with the higher number of men working as extensionists, as well as the high rate of illiteracy among rural women and cultural concerns of communities.

They argue that the remarks of the Supreme Court of Canada in Ford and Devine to the effect that that French marked predominance requirement was justified in Charter terms were entirely based on considerations relating to the vulnerability of the French language and the visage linguistique of Québec.

This failure would coincide with the emergence of a new world order, as two centuries of Western predominance come to an end. Power and wealth are shifting towards East Asian and other emerging countries, while America will be preoccupied with its own problems and turning from the Atlantic towards the Pacific.

Unfortunately, the hesitation of leaders and the social and cultural taboos associated with sex, sexuality and high risk behaviours compounded by the predominance of poverty, inequality between the sexes and non respect for the universality of human rights have fostered the epidemic and continue to undermine large scale implementation of effective prevention measures.